Bondada Commissions 61.7 MWp Solar Projects in Maharashtra

04 Mar 2026 CW Team

Bondada Engineering Limited has commissioned solar power projects with a combined capacity of 61.7 MWp across multiple locations in Maharashtra. The projects were executed for Paradigm IT and Maharashtra State Power Generation Company (MAHAGENCO), marking an important operational milestone for the Bondada Group in the renewable energy sector.

The projects were completed through structured project management, strong engineering capabilities and adherence to quality, safety and regulatory standards, enabling timely execution and seamless project delivery. The commissioning reflects the company’s growing execution capability and technical expertise in the renewable energy EPC segment.

Commenting on the development, Rear Admiral R Sreenivas, VSM (Retd), CEO, Bondada Group, said the successful commissioning highlights the dedication of the company’s teams and its focus on operational excellence. He added that as India accelerates renewable energy adoption, the company remains committed to delivering scalable solar solutions that contribute to the country’s clean energy targets.

With renewable energy emerging as a key pillar of India’s infrastructure growth, Bondada Engineering Limited aims to further expand its renewable portfolio and strengthen its role in delivering sustainable solar infrastructure across the country.

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